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What causes Alzheimer’s disease?

Answered by Evgenia Salta, Giorgia Tosoni, Sarah Snoeck (Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience), editor, translator: Sjoerd Murris, Björn van der Haas

Why is sleep so essential?

Answered by Anouk Boogaard (Brein in Beeld), editor, translator: Fleur Zeldenrust, Björn van der Haas

What happens when you have a blackout during an exam?

Answered by Prof. dr. Susanne Vogel (MSH Medical School Hamburg), bewerking en vertaling: Jeanette Mostert, Katarina Koch

Why do some people remember things better than other people?

Answered by Dr. Boris Konrad, redactie/vertaling: Roël Vrooman, Sjoerd Murris, Katarina Koch

Is the brain more or less active during sleep?

Answered by Elena Krugliakova, bewerking en vertaling: Marina Boon, Katarina Koch

How can I find out which stage of cognitive decline I am in, and how can I prevent Alzheimer’s disease or dementia?

Answered by Jeanette Mostert en Joosje Kist, editor, translator: Katarina Koch

Why do some people remember their dreams and others do not?

Answered by Somayeh Ataei and Sarah Schoch, editor, translator: Carlo Rooth, Jeanette Mostert, Katarina Koch, Melanie de Wit

How are memories made in the brain?

Answered by Melanie de Wit en Marina Boon, redactie/vertaling: Marina Boon, Katarina Koch

Why is some information stored so quickly in the brain, while other information takes much longer?

Answered by Nils Kohn and James Cousins, Editors, Translator: Jeanette Mostert & Carlo Rooth, Björn van der Haas